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Entertainment App Built With Vue.js and Tailwind CSS

March 24, 2022 Tagged accessibility, Automation Testing, Coding, cross-browser compatibility, CSS, Frontend Development, HTML, javascript, Mobile App, Responsive Design, tailwind css, User Interface, vue js, Web App, Web Design, Web Performance

Entertainment App Solution for a challenge from frontendmentor.io. Demo | Solution | Challenge Overview Introduce your projects by taking a screenshot or a gif. Try to tell visitors a...

Vue 3 datepicker. supports disabling, highlighting of dates and programmatic access of date

January 9, 2022 Tagged Calendar View, Clear Documentation, cross-browser compatibility, Customizable, Date Management, date selection, datepicker, Disabling, Easy Configuration, free, Highlighting, Javascript library, lightweight, Localization Support, Multiple Themes, Open Source, Programmatic Access, UI Component, User Interaction, Vue 3.

Vue 3 Datepicker A datepicker Vue component. Compatible with Vue 3 Only View Demo View Github To view demo examples locally clone the repo and run npm install &&...

Javascript React

What is Next.js and Top Next.js Templates

December 6, 2021 Tagged #frontend, app development, Clean Code, Code Structure, cross-browser compatibility, cross-platform-development, Customizable Design, Feature-Rich Applications, Framework, javascript, Next.js, react, Responsive Design, Scalable Design., SEO Optimization, Templates, Web App, Web Development

What is Next.jsWhy use Next.jsWhat can you build with Next.js and when to use Next.jsPros and Cons of Next.jsTop Next.js templatesConclusion Modern web application development involves rapid testing of...

A demo showing off ISG (Incremental Static Generation) with Nuxt.js and Layer0

September 16, 2021 Tagged accessibility, Application Hosting, cloud hosting, Code Reusability, Codebase Maintenance, cross-browser compatibility, Developer Experience, Frontend Framework, Incremental Static Generation, ISG, JavaScript Framework, Layer0, nuxt.js, Performance Optimization, Rich Features, SEO Optimization, Server Side Rendering, Visual Representation, Web Development

Static Medium: [ISG in Nuxt.js with Layer0] A demo showing off ISG (Incremental Static Generation) with Nuxt.js and Layer0 View Demo View Github...

Javascript Meteor

Testing a Meteor app with Cypress

August 5, 2021 Tagged App, Automation, cross-browser compatibility, CSS, Cypress, Development Process, DevOps, HTML, javascript, Meteor, Performance, Programming, Quality Assurance, Security, Software, Testing, User Experience, Web Development

From zero to start writing end-to-end tests When it comes to testing big applications, we need to test several modules or parts associated with one another. Usually, these modules are...

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